confessional

the confessional approach to religious education.

the priest leaned forward in his best confessional manner.

She entered the confessional booth to confess her sins.

The confessional atmosphere of the room made her feel comfortable sharing her secrets.

The priest listened attentively to her confessional story.

The confessional process helped her feel relieved and forgiven.

Confessional poetry often explores themes of guilt and redemption.

He made a confessional statement about his involvement in the crime.

The confessional tone of her writing revealed her innermost thoughts.

The confessional nature of their conversation allowed for a deep connection to form.

Confessional art often delves into personal experiences and emotions.

Her confessional style of singing resonated with the audience.

Her confessional texts penetrated the thin veil between public and private.

Such confessional Tweeting may help dieters stay honest.

This is a courtroom, Ms. Walker, not a confessional.

And I think that's partly because there's this confessional nature to social media.

Frida would go on to emulate them in both style and as a confessional.

They include priests being ordered to report abuse confided to them and the confessional.

Plath, along with Anne Sexton, was credited with advancing the genre of confessional poetry.

The 18-year-old singer-songwriter's uninhibited, confessional album captured the tone of a turbulent year.

My family's of mixed faith, but I've always appreciated a confessional.

On her talk show, she perfected a new kind of confessional, therapeutic television, and television hasn't been the same since.